Establishing the safety and security of medical device software is critical to protect patients. The IEC 62304 standard provides a…
If testing and protecting your device from known issues, is equivalent to closing a treasure vault’s door, by that analogy,…
More than ever, embedded devices of today are leaning on open source solutions like Linux. The ease, versatility, and flexibility…
I am very sceptical when I hear the term “graphical interface”. All too often I have been frustrated and irritated…
I find myself in philosophical mood this morning. I am pondering how we relate to other individuals and how we…
In last week’s blog I talked about what was going on at Embedded World and made some observations about what…
I have written about my interest in language on a previous occasion and commented that I considered myself very lucky…
Last week I went to Nuremberg [or Nürnberg if you prefer] to attend Embedded World 2010. I have been to…
I am always interested in new technology, but sometimes I hear about something which particularly catches my imagination and fires…
The term “real time” is widely used nowadays. Although it is a technical term, it finds its way into quite…
I am very interested in business success stories. In particular, I am fascinated by the contributions that individuals make to…
The idea of inlining code – placing the actual code of a small function at each call site – is…
